Apparatus for removing at least one acidic component from a gas

Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Control element responsive to a sensed operating condition – Responsive to liquid level

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422168, 422169, 422170, G05D 900, B01D 5000

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047190884

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for removing an acidic component from a gas comprising two absorption columns for washing a crude gas by using two concentrations of alkali-containing aqueous solutions. The alkali-containing solution used in the first step has a pH of 6-13 and the solution used in the second step has a 0.3-2.5 N concentration. A specific gravity control device is used to control the concentration of the solution circulated for the second step. A pH control device is used to control the pH of the solution circulated for the first step. The pH control device controls a valve which regulates the addition of the second step solution into the tank of the first step solution as needed.

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